patates

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by patates 1y ago
> If something in the water makes a million people into disgusting mass shooters, we should look into it You're using a completely made-up extreme example to make your point, but we're surrounded by real-world examples of free
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by patates 1y ago
A comedy show is just a comedy show. We're all responsible for who we become. If some purposefully terrible animated pixels inspire me to be a disgusting person, that's on me. If I play a shooting game and end up hurting someone,
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by patates 1y ago
Maybe if they grow too much they'd develop their own chips. Also if one company wins, as in they wipe out the competition, they'd have much less incentive to train more and more advanced models.
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by patates 1y ago
didn't down-vote you but perhaps you mean tech which holds nearly all client state on the server like JSF or webforms and I think that may be not so clear to some :) for front-end frameworks, not storing the state on the URL usually me
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by patates 1y ago
why do you think that this must happen on the front-end? you can make a breaking change and when the user submits an invalid state a) serve an error page, leaving that to the backend (at some point the backend must validate anyway) b) serve
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by patates 1y ago
There are a lot of very advanced software one can use to limit access to those sites, as well as control the time spent online. I think many tablets/phones even have built in parental controls. Why do you think the government should be
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by patates 1y ago
not the author but perhaps because of the .net core transition? all code will obviously compile with the framework they are coded for but a significant migration was necessary to switch to core.
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by patates 1y ago
They are apparently also hostile to the people who just want to get things done. I may not love woodworking but I may still want to build my own damn boat. I personally love programming but I don't disrespect people who are in it becau
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by patates 1y ago
It almost immediately switches to flash. I'll stay with the aistudio and repomix.
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by patates 1y ago
What models are you using on LM Studio for what task and with how much memory? I have a 48GB macbook pro and Gemma3 (one of the abliterated ones) fits my non-code use case perfectly (generating crime stories which the reader tries to guess
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by patates 1y ago
Start something in neocities and join a webring!
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by patates 1y ago
I can't even begin to think how hard that must have been for you and your son! I wish you a belated happy fathers day, and I wish you and your son the healthiest, happiest life.
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by patates 1y ago
> cheap site (and I mean that in a good way!) I guess English needs different words for the German "Günstig" and "Billig". They both translate to cheap, but "Günstig" means something like cost-effective&#x2F
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by patates 1y ago
I'm not sure if that can be attributed to AI or the ongoing recession.
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by patates 1y ago
Just think about setting what Minecraft has achieved as requirements from the get go: 1) Be one of the most successful games ever created. 2) Basic game mechanics should be possible to be implemented via just HTML and CSS (no JS). I really
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by patates 1y ago
It does now, but I think it wasn't the case before?
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by patates 1y ago
To add to this, I think Germans are usually the most chill about making fun of their own language. Well, I guess except English because it became so international.
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by patates 1y ago
If you involve Swabian (which I could argue is more than just a dialect), everything goes out the window and you start again anyway.
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by patates 1y ago
I can speak English and German which makes me able to somewhat understand written Dutch (especially if I know the context), but no chance when it's spoken.
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by patates 1y ago
Perhaps you confused it with the frameset and frame? frameset: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/... frame: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs&#x
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by patates 1y ago
One would find it hard to believe how often we hardcoded "master" to every corner of the software that ever touches any VCS.
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by patates 1y ago
I really like Gemma 3. Some quantized version of the 27B will be good enough for a lot of things. You can also take some abliterated version[0] with zero (like zero zero) guardrails and make it write you a very interesting crime story witho
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by patates 1y ago
Speaking as someone who ended up in the corporate Java world somewhat accidentally (wasn't deep in the ecosystem before): even the most invested Java shops seem wary of Oracle's influence now. Questioning Oracle tech, if not outri
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by patates 1y ago
I'm not a lawyer but I thought GDPR didn't prevent that. It adds a lot of restrictions on how they can use those emails for how long, but not a complete ban on explicit sharing of emails.
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by patates 1y ago
Thanks to Javascript, I know void. Thanks to Go, I know iota.
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by patates 2y ago
If CDC, FDA, ACIP etc. are crippled, a) it'd be very hard to release advanced medicine or b) it'd be very easy to release snake oil as medicine and both scenarios would be very bad.
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by patates 2y ago
I think Herpes Zoster (shingles) vaccine already did a great positive impact on that front. Though I agree, any advance against simplex would have been a big victory.
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by patates 2y ago
Doesn't expectation of inflation increase consumer demand? If I like apples and expect that tomorrow they'll cost more, I may buy more apples today? Disclaimer: I don't know anything about economics
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by patates 2y ago
Hallucinating is a confidence problem, no? Say, they should be 100% confident that "0.3" follows "0.2 + 0.1 =", but a lot of floating point examples on the internet make them less confident. On a much more nuanced proble
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by patates 2y ago
Remembering the good old days when you could use it to connect consumer cards...

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